Date:06/01/2008 URL: 
http://www.thehindu.com/2008/01/06/stories/2008010655951100.htm
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A virtual desktop on your thumb drive

Anand Parthasarathy

New release of Mojopac triples the working speed

Carry the desktop: Mojopac can be ported to thumb drives, mobiles and iPods.

Bangalore: Imagine going to any public personal computer, plugging in a memory 
stick also known as a thumb drive into the Universal Serial Bus (USB) socket
and transforming the PC's 'look and feel' to that of your own machine at home - 
complete with all your most used files and applications.

"Mojopac" - the offering from the U.S. and the Hyderabad-based RingCube, helps 
to make this happen.

The software - free for individual, non commercial use - is a 13 megabyte 
download from
www.mojopac.com
that allows one to selectively transfer key application software (an office 
suite, a browser, a music player of your choice) as well as the relevant files
from the home or office desktop PC to a portable device: It could be a thumb 
drive, a USB pocket hard drive, a mobile phone - even an iPod. Once the software
is installed on the portable device, it can be plugged into any host PC running 
Windows XP - and you are ready to go. as if you were working on your native
computer.

The latest release of Mojopac has optimised the software for thumb drives - the 
most convenient way of carrying your application tools and files - to make
them work three times faster, said RingCube's vice-president of Engineering, 
Kiran Kamity, in a telephonic briefing for The Hindu on Saturday.

Mr. Kamity, an alumnus of IIT Madras, co-founded RingCube in 2004 with Mike 
Larkin and fellow Indian Shan Appajodu and developed Mojopac.

With information security a rising concern particularly for corporate, Mojopac 
has become a very popular tool worldwide, since it enables users to work
on public machines, even while leaving no trace of their work behind: 
everything resides on the thumb drive.

The company which has set up a development centre in Hyderabad is offering a 
paid version of Mojopac with better features and support - and also plans to
launch enterprise offerings in 2008.


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